Scope and Contents The South African artist C. Bell did sketches of a number of congregations of various denominations in 'remoter' parts of the country. This set contains: 1. James Archbell, of the Wesleyan Mission to the Baralong, in his pulpit at Thama Nchu in 1834 (Archbell produced the first Sechuana grammar). 2. William Edwards, of the London Missionary Society at Lishuane in 1834 3. "Mr. Kolbe" - a moravian missionary?- at Philippolis in 1834. 4. Jean-Pierre Pellissier, of...

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Document describing worship at the Nazaretha, 11 photographic prints and 11 corresponding typewritten captions.

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Photograph of a man picking lemons off a tree while another man crouches on the ground holding open a sack and a woman stands on the other side. The image shows a long row of lemon trees in an orchard in Malsetter, South Africa in the early/mid 20th century.

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Photograph of a police ambulance inspanned [harnessed] to six [horses?] in the grasslands of South Africa in the early 20th century.

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Illustration of a political map of South Africa between 1900 and 1914. The initials 'RW' are written on the edge of the slide.

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Preliminary correspondence between Norman Dott, colleagues and 'old boys' in South Africa, dated March 1957-September 1957. The correspondence relates to Dott making arrangements for his tour, talks and visits, etc. and it includes a final schedule, presscuttings, notes for anecdotes etc. The correspondents are Robert Lipschitz ('Lippy'), Joseph Block, Harry Reef, Keith Lewer Allen and Jack A. Douglas.

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Photograph of a prize cock and hen ostriches standing in a paddock that were bred by A[rthur] Douglass, M[inister] of L[and] A[ffairs] in [South Africa] in the late 19th and early20th century.

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Photograph of a Reedbuck ram lying on the ground in the woodlands of South Africa in the early 20th century.

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Photograph of Professor Robert Wallace being carried in a mashila by four African men across a field in [Southern Africa] in the early 20th century.

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Royal Commission to consider and report upon the care and treatment of the sick and wounded during the South African Campaign. Copy of Commission from Queen, book by W. Burdett-Coutts presenting his view of how the Commission came to be appointed.